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AZ has a much higher chance, especially with Lake being the GOP nominee. Trump has turned the AZ GOP from perennial winners into perennial losers.
Hard to say at this point, especially with the election still being 3 months away. Remember that Arizona is not a blue state. It's a purple state which could swing either way. The fact is that the majority of people in the nation (including Arizona) have unfavorable opinions about the current President. This has a way of impacting the mid terms, even on state level races.
In 2020, a lot of people who voted for Biden only did so because they were voting against Trump. A similar scenario could happen this year. I think Hobbs has a fairly good chance of winning, but it could be awfully close when the results are tallied. Lake has some things going against her, but she's also highly known as a former news anchor, attractive, professional, and well spoken. Those things could work well in her favor.
Hard to say at this point, especially with the election still being 3 months away. Remember that Arizona is not a blue state. It's a purple state which could swing either way. The fact is that the majority of people in the nation (including Arizona) have unfavorable opinions about the current President. This has a way of impacting the mid terms, even on state level races.
In 2020, a lot of people who voted for Biden only did so because they were voting against Trump. A similar scenario could happen this year. I think Hobbs has a fairly good chance of winning, but it could be awfully close when the results are tallied. Lake has some things going against her, but she's also highly known as a former news anchor, attractive, professional, and well spoken. Those things could work well in her favor.
Which can be lifetime in politics. Lake? She's thinks Trump was robbed. O.k. but move on. As you mentioned a different thread there are various issues facing Arizonans. I don't see much purpose in harping on what happened in 2020.
Ultimately I think the big story this year in AZ will be the increased Hispanic support Rep candidates receive.
Hard to say at this point, especially with the election still being 3 months away. Remember that Arizona is not a blue state. It's a purple state which could swing either way. The fact is that the majority of people in the nation (including Arizona) have unfavorable opinions about the current President. This has a way of impacting the mid terms, even on state level races.
In 2020, a lot of people who voted for Biden only did so because they were voting against Trump. A similar scenario could happen this year. I think Hobbs has a fairly good chance of winning, but it could be awfully close when the results are tallied. Lake has some things going against her, but she's also highly known as a former news anchor, attractive, professional, and well spoken. Those things could work well in her favor.
I keep wondering why McSally didn't win? She lost twice in a row handing two senate seats over to democrats the first time that was before the pandemic. I don't think Arizona voters are going to suddenly vote in Lake who really isn't presenting anything different then McSally did. If gas prices continue to trend down over the summer Biden's approval could get better.
It's been a year and your claiming Biden's Economy will sink democrats yet looking back on this thread you're batting zero.
2022 House Election: GOP 50.6% Democrats 47.8% and Pelosi loses the Speaker for the 2nd time. Is that batting zero?
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